Melbourne Cup Lunch is going to be massive at Earth Bistro in Kyogle.
At a very reasonable $45 per head, punters will be treated to a 5 course feast, 2 fashion parades, a free glass of champagne and loads of prizes.
For bookings phone 02) 66323598
Earth Bistro is located at the Commercial Hotel,
97-101 Summerland Way, Kyogle.
Earth Bistro gets 5 gold stars.
Finally today, we have the perfect spring day and you can feel the
garden humming around you.
The shop is ready to go and the roses are 2 minutes away from bursting into
full and glorious bloom.
We have all been working hard to make this selling season a cracker and I am
very proud of our collective effort. Sophie has a band of fabulous
volunteers, Val, Liz, Janet and Geoff who weed, spray, rake, trim and water.
Meanwhile Billy and I along with assorted grand children and a very helpful
son have been setting up my “Pop Up Shop”
“The Gift Shop at the Perfumed Garden”… and I have to say it’s looking
pretty fantastic. A little rustic, A little Scandinavian, maybe even a
little Japanese, and a little Jill Swann. What a combination!!!
Today’s photos just shot by my Billy say it all. The garden is probably a
week away from looking MAGNICIANT .
So whip down to Mt Martha and come and see us… were ready and waiting.
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The shop is open and looking great. Jill Swann’ s follow up retail venture and the Mornington Peninsula’s latest , well, quiet possibly the first, pop up shop.
Situated in the Purfumed Garden and Roseraie at the Briars, the pop up shop has all Jill’s hallmark touches.
The Mornington Peninsula Pop Up Shop at The Perfumed Garden & Roseraie, Mt.Martha
Many on the Mornington Peninsula will be pleased to hear that Jill Swann is about to open her next venture.
After a holiday break, Adfas commitments and several trips to Tasmania, Jill is about to wow us with her next shop. The Pop Up Shop.
Now for those of you who are not familiar with the pop up shop concept let me explain. A pop up shop is a retail space that is a temporary venue — The trend involves “popping-up” one day, then disappearing anywhere from one day to several weeks later.
Is she trying to tell us something?? Perhaps she won’t be there for another 10 year stint. This is not intended to be another Aspects Gallery. ”Far from” Jill tells me. Fresh new and on the move.
Make tracks if you want to have a peek at Jills latest creation.
Photo by bushturkey photograhpy
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The Byron Muffin Men have opened the kitchen doors and put in a coffee machine.
Not only is Barry whipping up his infamous chocolate brownies, muffins quiches and array of other goodies, he is also doing Zenfields espresso coffee. Now that is a match made in heaven.
The Muffin Men Cafe & Kitchen has relocated across town to Pacific Vista Drive, Byron Bay. Their new premises boasts a sunny outdoor courtyard. While you are there you can collect your bread, milk and paper. The best bit for me though is that the new location. It neatly tucked away from the busy touristy hustle that has become Byron Bay.
Enjoy a perfect coffee with a wicked white chocolate and berry muffin.
The Byron Muffin Men Cafe is open Monday to Saturday 7am – 2pm
Phone 02) 66 80 89 29
This image is taken in my sunroom.
l created this images from photos I took at Bread and Butter in Kirra.
It was to run on the front page of their website beside the vertical navigation. Sadly the business changed hands and the website plans were tabled.
I felt the image encapsulated the quirky nature and warmth of the venue.
PS. Their wood fire pizzas are excellent.
